Posts by Mastiff

Aha. Gotcha. They are designated as first and second drive in BiOS, and that doesn't change. The BIOS is set up to always boot from second drive, and it boots from the correct drive every time. And the letters of the drives does not...

Are there any assignments in this? When you say assignment I think about IDE drives, with master and slave, which of course doesn't apply here. Drive 2 is the boot drive. Like I said I use the 320 gig drive as little as possible. And...

I have a problem I've never had with any stationary computer (I have never had a dual hard drive laptop before...): I have one 320 meg drive which I use as little as possible in drive bay one and another, larger drive in drive bay two....

That's why my inverter is directly wired to the same circuit as my idiotically powerful stereo system, with a heavy gage wire and dual 60 amp fuses. But that would of course create problems in other cars... I guess this 'puter in the...

Gute Nacht, then!

Well, I think I dodged that rather artfully... Seriously I may try to get something done, but I have far too much on my plate already. Just as an example: It's around 1 a.m. now in Norway, and I will be done with todays work in an hour...

Hey, you wanna fight about it, buster?! At the moment I have one 320 gig drive (which has my very expensive main work program registered to it's hardware id) in the primary drive bay underneath the battery, and I have the 500 gig drive...

Oh, but that's not the secondary hard drive place in my computer. The M6500 has a built in second drive bay underneath the protective bottom plate where you access the memory, wifi card and other stuff, and it seems like it may be large...

Thanks! I have looked at eBay, but I couldn't find anything powerful enough. I do have an inverter, but only in one of my cars. I'd like to have something I could use in any of my three cars, and in the boat as well. As for Best Buy I...

Dell doesn't have this, but are there any good third part solutions. I guess the reason Dell doesn't have it is that the computer demands a rather hefty PSU, but still...